Bury Festival
Bury Festival gives us an opportunity to enjoy a wide range of music and other art forms in venues all around the town. This year, it brings us eleven packed days of entertainment!
Thursday 21- Sunday 24 November 2019
The award winning annual festive fayre sees the town of Bury St Edmunds transformed into a winter wonderland.
The fayre has over 300 stalls situated around the town centre, including in the Abbey Gardens and arc shopping centre.
Shop for Christmas gifts, pick up festive food from local producers, enjoy the free children’s activities and visit the fun fair. There’s plenty to entertain the whole family and get everyone in the festive spirit!
Our new 2019 Souvenir Bury St Edmunds Christmas Fayre guide is now available. The guide includes comprehensive information on the Christmas Fayre and what to visit and see this winter and beyond in West Suffolk. You can now purchase a copy online for £3.25; price includes postage and packing.
For more information, please visit the Bury St Edmunds Christmas Fayre website:www.burystedmundschristmasfayre.co.uk
Bury Festival gives us an opportunity to enjoy a wide range of music and other art forms in venues all around the town. This year, it brings us eleven packed days of entertainment!
The award winning annual festive fayre sees the town of Bury St Edmunds transformed into a winter wonderland.
Bury St Edmunds Food and Drink Festival takes place during the August bank holiday.
Dragon Fest is an annual event hosted by West Stow Anglo-Saxon Village
OurBuryStEdmunds organise an annual Festival of Sport to encourage the county to get active.
Heritage Open Days is an annual event featuring a number of historic sites opening their doors for visitors to explore – for free!
The Suffolk Walking Festival is an annual event that takes place in May and June across the county.
The OurBuryStEdmunds Whitsun Fayre celebrates the Spring Bank Holiday.
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